[Daveyj1008]

Hi.
I’m not to up to scratch on fault codes ran obd scanner through my car today (E92 335D) and got up a bunch of codes and wanted to know what’s severe and I’ll need to look into. As I’ve got the glow plug error I’m going to replace all 6 just because of the age of the car anyway but just wanted to know what else is needed to be looked into as the engine light came on the other day saying “Emissions error” I have attached a picture of what has been done to the car aswell.

Thanks, Jack

Engine:
4222 - Glow Plug Cyl 2 – Activation Interrupted
4252 - Glow Plug Cyl 5 – Activation Interrupted
4262 - Glow Plug Cyl 6 – Activation Interrupted
3FF0 - Air Flow Meter
4A56 - Power Management Battery
4661 - Power Supply
4212 - Glow Plug Cyl 1 – Activation Interrupted
483D - Throttle Actuator

Heater & air conditioning:
9C6C - IHKA: supply, peripherals 12 V

Traction/stability control:
5DE2 - Manufacturer-specific code
(tap to search)
5DE0 - DSC: brake pad wear: plausibility, front axle

Airbags:
93D0 - Undervoltage
9408 - AHM: faulty right trailer brake light/direction indicator

Instrument cluster:
A559 - Power supply switched off
931D - KOMBI: system voltage
9319 - Manufacturer-specific code
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931A - Manufacturer-specific code
(tap to search)

Car access system (CAS):
A0B2 - CAS: supply, terminal 30E/30L

Central electronics:
A2CD - Manufacturer-specific code
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Central module (in driver's footwell) (FRM):
9CB5 - FRM: battery exhausted
9CC6 - Passenger's side mirror heating faulty
9CC5 - Driver's side mirror heating faulty
A8AE - Left fog light faulty
A8AF - Right fog light faulty

Junction box (passenger) (JBBF):
A6CF - JBE: AUC sensor

Center roof module:
A669 - FZD: interior lights at front
A66E - Manufacturer-specific code
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A670 - Manufacturer-specific code
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Infotainment system:
E1CD - Unknown failure
E1CF - No message, receiver CCC/RAD2/RAD1, transmitter instrument panel

Telephone:
A36E - Manufacturer-specific code
(tap to search)

[vester86]

that's a lot of codes but don't worry, a lot of them might be old and not relevant anymore.

hook up your code reader, delete ALL fault codes, drive a bit and scan again. looks what comes back. those are the codes/faults actual present on your car.

[nonford]

Also, how old is your battery? Many faults can come about from a bad battery...just an fyi.